May 2013 Kilowatt - Clay Electric Co-op, Inc.
May 2013 Kilowatt - Clay Electric Co-op, Inc.
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Take control of your summer power<br />
usage by following these tips...<br />
Summer is a fun time of year, but it also<br />
means hot, humid days, afternoon thunderstorms,<br />
plenty of pesky mosquitoes...and<br />
higher electricity bills.<br />
You can’t control the heat, storms or humidity,<br />
but you do have some control over your summertime<br />
electricity usage.<br />
It’s a fact that as the outdoors warms up, your<br />
home experiences more heat gain. In response, you<br />
adjust the thermostat to remain comfortable.<br />
Utilities often suggest a thermostat setting of<br />
78 degrees. Why 78? An inactive person begins to<br />
perspire when the temperature rises above 78. But<br />
what happens if you’re active and get too warm?<br />
You lower the thermostat. However, for every degree<br />
the thermostat is set below 78, the run time of<br />
your air conditioning unit or heat pump increases<br />
5 to 8 percent. This ups your electricity usage.<br />
Here’s a few suggestions to help you lower your<br />
electrical usage during the cooling season:<br />
• Have your air conditioning system serviced<br />
annually.<br />
• The ductwork should be inspected to make<br />
sure there are no duct leaks. If leaks are found,<br />
have them sealed with approved aluminum<br />
tape or mastic. Duct tape isn’t a fix-all for air<br />
conditioning ductwork.<br />
• Keep all windows and doors closed when the<br />
air conditioner is in <strong>op</strong>eration.<br />
• Change the filter(s) monthly or whenever they<br />
show signs of dust accumulation. Higher quality<br />
air filters trap more dust particles, and they<br />
need changing as often as lesser quality filters.<br />
• Keep air supply registers <strong>op</strong>en to all rooms,<br />
even those not frequently occupied. Closing<br />
off air supply registers increases the air<br />
pressure on the duct system, and this ups the<br />
chances of duct leakage.<br />
• Keep all interior doors to rooms with supply<br />
air registers <strong>op</strong>en, unless a return air vent is<br />
located within the room. If you keep doors to<br />
rooms without return air vents closed, it does<br />
not allow for adequate air circulation and the<br />
temperature of the room will increase. Sound<br />
familiar?<br />
You can’t control the summer storms or the outside<br />
humidity, but you can get a handle on your<br />
energy usage and lower your monthly bills. As for<br />
those pesky mosquitoes, try insect repellent!<br />
The Trading<br />
Post<br />
Submit your Trading Post ad<br />
by sending a post card to <strong>Clay</strong><br />
<strong>Electric</strong>, PO Box 308, Keystone<br />
Heights, FL 32656. For more<br />
Trading Post ads, visit the <strong>Clay</strong><br />
<strong>Electric</strong> website at clayelectric.<br />
com<br />
INDIA BLUE peacocks, Royal Palm<br />
Turkeys & Netherland dwarf rabbits.<br />
Middleburg 904-282-7712 Green<br />
5 ACRES of improved pasture, lots<br />
of big beautiful trees, septic, well,<br />
power pole in place, 2 miles from Fort<br />
White near Ichetucknee Springs State<br />
Park north entrance, low taxes, no<br />
impact fees/restrictions. $44,900. 386-<br />
497-4983 or 561-236-8668 Marlowe<br />
CONTAINER, insulated, shelving,<br />
approx. 18x7.5, $800; Quilting stand, 2<br />
ho<strong>op</strong>s, large 22”, small 16”, $75; Twin<br />
bed, walnut, incl. mattress, box springs<br />
& all linen, $50. Middleburg 904-214-<br />
9754 Page<br />
CANON PC920 Personal <strong>Co</strong>pier &<br />
Table: Black & white c<strong>op</strong>ier capable of<br />
letter & legal size c<strong>op</strong>ies, 2x4 folding<br />
table, $100. 352-685-2649 Prance<br />
HALF ACRE + corner lot at 6336<br />
Baylor Av. High Ridge Estates, KH,<br />
paved road, well, septic & meter box,<br />
6/KILOWATT<br />
no impact fee, 2 nice palms w/other<br />
trees & shrubs, 2 cement slabs, lot<br />
appears larger than 1/2 acre, $8,500.<br />
904-612-5801 Lair<br />
MULTI-QUIP trash pump model<br />
qpt3h 396gpm/24000gph, honda i/c<br />
engine, less than 20 hours, like new,<br />
comes with 1-20 suction hose, 1-25<br />
discharge & 1-50 discharge hose, paid<br />
$1800, asking $1000 cash. 904-424-<br />
9257 David<br />
MAGNOLIA CEMETERY plot,<br />
only cemetery on Kingsley Avenue,<br />
Orange Park, $1400. 904-215-0805<br />
Myers<br />
BOAT, MOTOR & trailer, 1996 20’<br />
Boston Whaler Dauntless, fish & ski<br />
package, 90 gal fuel tank, 1997 200<br />
hp Yamaha Saltwater series II, 40 hrs<br />
on fresh powerhead, 2002 Aluminum,<br />
signature series trailer w/surge brakes,<br />
perfect all-round boat, $16,000. 904-<br />
291-9213 Staab<br />
ORANGE SPRINGS, 10 acres<br />
next to Deerback Lake, East of CR-<br />
315, beautifully wooded tract, owner<br />
financed, $1,000 down, $569 monthly.<br />
352-685-2750 Bedford<br />
12’ CANOE, good cond., $450; 300+<br />
vhs, audio books, music cassettes,<br />
make offer. 352-478-9173 Cusack<br />
AMSOIL synthetic heavy duty diesel<br />
& marine motor oil 15W-40, approx<br />
8 gallons, $100 obo. 904-449-4146<br />
Brandon<br />
15’4” GHEENOE w/9.9 Mercury<br />
low emission outboard, seats & trailer<br />
$2,500. 904-264-8599 Anderson<br />
DR LAWN vacuum, 9hp Pro towbehind<br />
model, very low time, $1200.<br />
386-659-2321 Piantanida<br />
4.75 ACRES in Citra w/2003 3/2 DW,<br />
1,710 sq ft liv area, 14x66 rustic back<br />
porch w/carport, 35x60 pole barn, big,<br />
beautiful oak trees, very quiet & private,<br />
by appointment only, $115,900 no owner<br />
financing. 352-239-2918 Young<br />
12’ JON BOAT like new, extra wide<br />
model (5’), battery, trolling motor & fish<br />
finder, equipped for smaller lakes, no gas<br />
motor, trailer has winch, tongue jack &<br />
spare wheel, $595. 352-685-2965 Treciak<br />
24x48 DOUBLEWIDE 25224 NE<br />
137 Ln in Salt Springs Village, <strong>op</strong>en<br />
plan, glass t<strong>op</strong> stove, dw, dryer, all new<br />
plumbing, 40 gal wh, walk-in closet, lg<br />
shower, 2 sheds, orange trees, $36,500.<br />
352-685-6051 Dean<br />
RATTAN DINING Set, 48” glass t<strong>op</strong>,<br />
4 padded chairs, china cabinet, 2 years<br />
old, will email pictures, $800. gordodi@<br />
juno.com Surman<br />
55” MITSUBISHI Projection TV,<br />
works perfect, remote & manual incl.,<br />
16:9 viewing area, picture in picture,<br />
multiple inputs, model #Mitsubishi<br />
WS-A55 TV, neg. $250. 904-317-7404<br />
Cassidy<br />
10 ACRES 3/2 DWMH 2 wells, 2<br />
septic tanks, 2 power poles, carport,<br />
barn, no deed restrictions, West of Live<br />
Oak $94,900. 386-496-3538 Mullen<br />
HONDA LAWN tractor, runs good, 2<br />
cylinder, orig. engine, kept up, $900 obo.<br />
Call evenings 386-328-8250 Kelly<br />
2004 TIMBERLAND Timberlodge<br />
RV Trailer, 28’, slide-out, awning, 5 new<br />
tires, central AC/heat, fridge/sink, nice,<br />
$9,500. 352-206-0721 Ohara<br />
CAMERO Z28 convertible 2001,<br />
pewter w/black t<strong>op</strong>, leather interior, auto,<br />
5.7 Liter, 8 cyl., 94,332 orig. mi., interior/<br />
body in very good cond., no rust, alloy<br />
wheels, anti-lock brakes, mechanically<br />
sound, $10,000 obo. 386-467-8731 or<br />
mcphaul@aol.com Bozora<br />
1998 FORD Ranger XLT, ext cab<br />
Motor Transmission Axles Body Parts.<br />
904-2824649 or 904-868-2338 or<br />
tachell@att.net Tachell<br />
13.3 ACRES, Lake City, wooded,<br />
partially cleared, high & dry, surveyed,<br />
may trade for similar in <strong>Clay</strong> <strong>Co</strong>., asking<br />
$159,900; 2 cemetery plots, Hollywood<br />
Memorial Gardens (Hollywood, FL), w/<br />
vaults, value $4300, asking $3000/both<br />
& transfer fee, may trade for similar in<br />
<strong>Clay</strong> <strong>Co</strong>. area. 904-629-4085 Bruno<br />
JACK LALANNE power juicer,<br />
MAY <strong>2013</strong>